LADE boosts hazmat transportation security

Oct. 1, 2002
Use of LADE (Load Access and Delivery Environment) would increase security for hazardous materials being transported on United States highways. Jet Star

Use of LADE (Load Access and Delivery Environment) would increase security for hazardous materials being transported on United States highways. Jet Star Inc, a major transporter of jet fuel, has implemented the application.

An Internet-based shipment tracking system, LADE originally was designed for commercial use by Cytranz Inc. It provides information — ranging from truck locations to driver information to specific individual items being shipped — to all partners in the supply chain within a private network.

When used with on-board GPS (global positioning system) communications, LADE provides up-to-the-second truck location, real-time communications with the driver, and instant alert notification should the shipment encounter a problem. LADE has been designed to create business opportunities and efficiencies, while reducing paperwork, “back-end” labor requirements, and unnecessary delays.

For full details, contact Cytranz, 911 E 86th St, Suite 105, Indianapolis IN 46240.